Discogs and eBay together: one copy, two listings, no double sale
With RecordFlower a record lives once in the Hub and is listed on Discogs and eBay at the same time, each with its own price rule. When the copy sells on either marketplace, the Hub books it off and ends the other listing within minutes. Collectors find you on Discogs, a wider audience finds you on eBay, and you keep one stock list.
- Available in
- Core and Shop
- Status
- Live
- Last checked
- November 2026
What syncs
What Discogs and eBay syncs with the Hub
| What | Synced | How |
|---|---|---|
| Stock | Yes | Sold on Discogs ends the eBay listing; sold on eBay withdraws the Discogs listing. Your webshop and till follow. |
| Price with channel rule | Yes | Two rules on one Hub price: for example a markup on Discogs that covers its fee and a different markup on eBay. |
| Orders | Partly | Each sale is registered in the Hub. You fulfil the order on the marketplace where it was sold. |
| Shipping status | No | You mark orders as shipped on Discogs or eBay. |
| Photos | Partly | eBay listings carry the cover and your photo of the copy. Discogs shows its own release images. |
How it works
How Discogs and eBay works with RecordFlower
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Connect Discogs and eBay under Settings, Integrations, and import your Discogs listings once.
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Set a price rule per marketplace.
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Publish a record to both. The Hub creates the Discogs listing and the eBay listing from the same copy.
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The first sale wins. The Hub books the copy off and withdraws the other listing, usually within a few minutes.
Honest limits
What it does not do
- It does not copy Discogs listings into eBay directly. Both listings are created from the Hub copy, so the data is yours.
- It does not merge the two order flows. You handle Discogs orders on Discogs and eBay orders on eBay.
- It does not guarantee a zero-second window. An order placed on both marketplaces within the same few minutes is rare and shows up under Needs attention.
Prices per channel. Every record has one price in the Hub. For Discogs and eBay you set a markup or discount, as a percentage or a fixed amount, and a single record can get its own price on this channel. Read how to set prices per channel
FAQ
Questions about Discogs and eBay and RecordFlower
Yes. The record is one copy in the Hub with two listings. The first sale books the copy off and the Hub ends the other listing, usually within a few minutes.
Each marketplace has its own rule on the Hub price: a percentage or a fixed amount up or down. One record can also get a fixed price on one marketplace.
Your Discogs listings are imported into the Hub once. From the Hub you publish the same copies to eBay with eBay titles, cover and your photos.
The Hub books the first sale off and withdraws the other listing within minutes. In the rare case both orders arrive inside that window, the second shows up under Needs attention so you can refund it.
No. Both are channels of the same Hub, in the same Core or Shop plan.
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